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Annunciation Byzantine Catholic Church
Established on July 20, 1969995 N. West Street - Anaheim, CA 92801-4305 - (714) 533.6292
Located on West Street just south of La Palma Holy Protection of the Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix
ANOINTING OF THE SICK & SHUT-INSFamily members must contact the parish
CONFESSIONS Before all Services 8:30-8:50 am, office. Anointing of the Sick is or by appointment given in church after the Liturgy.
OFFICE HOURS MYSTERY OF CROWNINGMonday-Friday 10 am - 4pm Arrangements must be made 6 months inClosed on Tuesdays & Wednesdays advance.Please call before coming to the office.
QUINCEANERAPARISH ADVISORY BOARD Member of the parish and attends ourStephen Kopko, Jan Washicko, Marya Weil, Bruce Terry, Eastern Christian Formation Program.Helen Malinick, Nina Erickson, John Sheftic & Beth Gath
EASTERN CHRISTIAN FORMATIONPARISH FINANCE COUNCIL September- June on Sunday after theAndy Spisak, Stephen Kopko & Jan Washicko Parish Liturgy Marya Weil Coordinator
For registration information, please contact the Parish Office.Served by Right Reverend Stephen G Washko, pastor
E-mail: [email protected]: www.annunciationbyzantine.org
facebook.com/annunciation.byzantine
SUNDAY LITURGY9:00 am
Third Hour8:40 am
DAILY LITURGIESMonday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
9:00 am
HOLYDAYSVigil Vesper/Liturgy
7:30 pmFeast Day
Divine Liturgy9:00 am
All Our Holy Services are held
outside in front of the church building and Live-streamed on facebook.com/
stephen.washko
Mask are required on the church property
and social distancing mandated.
You may want to wear a hat and
sunscreen.You may bring your
own chair and water.Pop-up tents are
BAPTISM Membership is required & preparation
20TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Tone 3 October 18, 2020
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THOSE ATTENDING OUR LITURGIES
DISPENSATION FROM ATTENDING THE SUNDAY AND HOLY DAY LITURGIES are for the sick, the elderly or if you are in great fear for your safety. Call Father is you have a question— 714-533-6292
9:00 am SUNDAY DIVINE LITURGY AND DAILY LITURGIES are celebrated in church. Masks are required and maintaining social distancing.
10:00 am SUNDAY DIVINE LITURGY will resume SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 (Fall back one hour, too)
NO LITURGY MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
LITURGIES & INTENTIONS FOR THIS WEEK
FACEBOOK.COM/STEPHEN.WASHKO
17 Saturday Prophet Hosea, p. 366 Facebook Live Stream…………………………9:00 am God’s blessing on Finnigan Kelly by The Gath Family
HEBREW SCRIPTURE for Sunday Gospel Isaiah 55: 6-11 & Ezekiel 2: 1-3, 3:11
18 TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST, Tone 3, p. 135 Facebook Live Stream…………………………9:00 am For our parish members and friends
19 Monday to 21Wednesday NO DIVINE LITURGY Father is not available.
22 Thursday Holy Bishop Abercius, Equal to the Apostles, p 372 Facebook Live Stream…………………………9:00 am +Connie Trigilio by Charles & Patricia Kanenbley
23 Friday Holy Apostle James, the Brother of God, p. 368 Facebook Live Stream…………………………9:00 am God’s blessing on Jean Washicko by George & Jan
24 Saturday Holy Martyrs Arethas and His Companions, p. 381 Facebook Live Stream………………………….9:00 am God’s blessing on Willow Hoskinson by Jessica Hoskinson
HEBREW SCRIPTURES for the Sunday Gospel Wisdom 3: 1-9 & Ezekiel 18: 20-32
25 SUNDAY 21ST SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST & Tone 4, P. 141 Facebook Live Stream……………………………9:00 am For our parish members and friends
7 DAY CANDLE OFFERING ICONS OF OUR LORD & THEOTOKOS
The special envelopes are available on the greeting table. The donation for the Icon Candles are $5.
Eternal Light-Candle Special Intention by Sally Rock
Tetrapod Lamps God’s blessing on Tanya Johnson by Ingrid Spisak +The Priest Stephen N. Casmus by Mary Washko
Our Lord available
The Mother of God available
LET US JOIN WITH THE SAINTS IN HEAVEN TO PRAY FOR THOSE IN NEED
Helen Malinick Veronica Navarette Edward Pribonic Alex Gomori Jamal Sarsam Tanya Johnson Irene Lovas Petrice (Podhayny) Duncan Rob Yarosik Margaret Dessureault Albert Hatton Gloria Solis Charles Bivens Brian Safian Ruth Terry Margaret Kessel Marc & Matt Lowery Stephen Demora Carol Petyo Rosa Navarro Kathy Mykeloff John Galamba Margaret Holston Frank Malinick Robby Dugan Betty Perebzak Irma Contera Jessica Kanenbley John Galamba Joel Rivera Janet Lambert Bill Drahusz Judy Livingston Deanna Keefe Chuck Johnson Adrian Flores Elaine Nale Stella Navarette Ron & Isabel Christian Fr. Chris Petruska Margarette Samul Family Bob & Rita Pipta For prayer requests: call Fr. Stephen or E-mail to
PRAYER FEEDBACK CHARLOTTE MARIE MORAN, an infant with a brain tumor recovered. Family and friends are thankful to our Lord’s Mercy and for your prayers and encouragement.
FROM TANYA JOHNSON I would like to say thank you to my parishioners and friends who prayed for me as I go through lung surgery. God Bless All.
20TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Tone 3 October 18, 2020
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM BETH GATH making arrangements for Subdeacon Greg’s ordination to the Diaconate for Saturday November 28th. Reservations Required. Please be sure to sign up on the clip boards available on the Greeting Shelf in the narthex of the church or call Beth.
TYPICON 2020 MISSING FROM THE CANTOR’S ROOM please be so kind to return it asap.
FR JAMES LANE is covering for Fr. Stephen to attend the Memorial Liturgy of +Fr. Stephen Casmus at St. Nicholas Parish.
EPARCHIAL PRIESTS HEALTH INSURANCE COLLECTION SUNDAY, TODAY. This collection is taken in the Eparchy to assist in the cost of funding health insurance for priests in the Eparchy of Phoenix. 100 % of proceeds go to the Eparchy of Phoenix. Thank you for your generosity! DISASTER RELIEF SPECIAL COLLECTION The American bishops of the Catholic Church have asked parishes to take up an optional collection to assist those suffering because of the wildfires, Hurrican Laura, and other recent disasters. If you are able to willing to donate, please identify the donation as going to "Disaster Relief". The donations will support Catholic Charities USA and Catholic Relief Services. Thank you for your generosity! Use your any envelope and be sure to write on the envelope “Disaster Relief”
CANTOR EDUCATION - FREE PUBLIC CLASSES The Metropolitan Cantor Institute (MCI) continues to offer online classes throughout the year for those interested in learning about the liturgy and musical traditions of our church. The free public classes that are open to all include The Plainchant of the Byzantine Catholic Church, Introduction to Liturgy, Introduction to Church Singing, and Introduction to the Typikon. Learn how to enroll and find more information about the MCI course offerings at mci.archpitt.org/classes.
GAS LEAK DISCOVERED BEFORE THE 9:00 AM LITURGY last Sunday on the north side of the church was repaired. So Cal Gas had replaced the gas meter, unfortunately it was defective. We are up and running again.
Safe Environment Program Contact information: Annunciation Byzantine Catholic Cathedral is committed to maintaining a safe environment at all times, for all minors and vulnerable adults. For more information about our Eparchy-wide Safe Environment Program or to report any observations or concerns, please contact:
Dcn. Michael Hanafin, S.E.P. Coordinator [email protected] - (480) 307-5182 (cell) Sbdcn. Paul F. Kilroy, Asst. S.E.P. Coordinator [email protected] - (702) 498-5972 (cell) Victim Assistance Coordinator Contact Information:
The Victim Assistance Coordinator is available to help you, or anyone, who has been abused or victimized by someone representing the Catholic Church. We will listen to your needs and support you. We encourage you to speak out. Dr. Caroline Bonham, Victim Assistance Coordinator for the Eparchy of Phoenix Email: [email protected] Telephone: (505) 314-3943
BISHOP’S APPEAL 2020 As of Friday October 9th
Please contribute to our Bishop’s call to support the Eparchy.Forms are available in the narthex of the church. You may want to donate online, please go to ephx.org then “Home- Eparchy of Phoenix” then: “Giving” Make sure you note that you are from ANNUNCIATION
Our parish GOAL $30,954.20. 45 Households have pledged $19,420.00
62% of our Goal Balance: $11,534.20
Give what you can to help our Eparchy’s Work on the West Coast
Thank you for your support.
TITHING AND ATTENDANCE REPORT Our Stewardship October 11
Adult Tithes: $2,885.00Youth tithes: $5.00Donation: $150.00Candles: $15.00
Mortgage Reduction: $345.00Online ‘DONATE’: $519.49— tithes
Clergy Medical Insurance Collection: $210.00Principle Reduction: $35.00
Thank you for your generous donations on the principle of our mortgage. Thank you
Please remember our parish in your Will & Bequests.MORTGAGE BALANCE 9-10–20
$683,866.73.
THANK YOU FOR SENDING your tithing to the parish office by mail, by E Checks or by dropping your envelope in our Secure Locked Mail box by the door of the church
to help us meet our financial obligations.ONLINE GIVING IS WORKING Thank you. Go to our Web page annunciationbyzantine.org click on “donate”
20TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Tone 3 October 18, 2020
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
From the Cathechism “Christ our Pascha” IV. THE PERSONAL PRAYER OF THE CHRISTIAN A. THE NEED FOR PRAYER B.[You] need to pray always and not lose heart. (Lk 18:1) 668. The mature prayer of the Christian has two
dimensions: liturgical and personal. This prayer is called to fulfil the task of unceasing worship. Jesus Christ teaches us “to pray always and not lose heart” (Lk 18:1; see Lk 11:5-8). The apostle Paul in turn calls us to “pray without ceasing” (1 Thes 5:17). The life of the Christian—beginning from the Holy Mystery of Baptism, when the person is immersed (the literal meaning of the word baptism) in the life of the Most Holy Trinity, chrismated by the Holy Spirit and joined to Christ in Holy Communion—this life becomes a time of prayer, filled with praise, thanksgiving, and glorification of the Creator. Our life is then transformed into a prayerful state,1 or stance, a constant readiness of the heart. Christians should ceaselessly cultivate this state: “They ‘pray without ceasing’ who join prayer to works that are of obligation, and good works to their prayer ... It is only in this way that we can understand the injunction ‘pray without ceasing’ as something that we can carry out.”2 Saint Basil the Great in his Rules coupled work to sevenfold liturgical prayer in the course of the day, in order thus to consecrate the entire day to the Lord.3
669. Personal or private prayer always has an ecclesial dimension. Saint Cyprian teaches: “When we pray, we pray not only for ourselves but for the entire people, because we all are one people ... Christ himself, our teacher and master, desired that each would pray for all, as he, having gathered all within himself, brought them to the Father.”4 Therefore, those who pray in the name of Christ, always pray in the Church, the Body of Christ, and for the Church. Christians who praise the Lord or thank him or ask for something for themselves or for others, become the voice of their neighbour. The basis of this prayer is the common partaking of Christians in Christ’s priesthood, for the sanctification of the world. You, beloved, build yourselves up on your most holy faith; pray in the Holy Spirit. (Jude 1:20)
1 See JOHN CASSIAN, Conferences, 10,14: SCh 54,95. 2 ORIGEN, On Prayer, 12,2: PG 11,452. 3 See BASIL THE GREAT, The Longer Rules, 37,2-3: PG 31,1009. 4 CYPRIAN OF CARTHAGE, On the Lord’s Prayer, 8.
TODAY IN FONTANA
9:30 am PARISH LITURGY +THE PRIEST STEPHEN CASMUS WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS IN FONTANA
Tue Oct 20 IN LAS VEGAS
Inurnment Service for Fr. Casmus at Our Lady of Holy Wisdom, Las Vegas Columbarium
Fri Oct 23 1:00 pm Eastern Catholic Pastoral ZOOM meeting for all clergy
Sun Nov 1 Fall Back One Hour—Daylight saving 10:00 am Parish Liturgy Resumes
Sun Nov 8 Farewell to Msgr Michael Moran-he will be moving back to Ohio
Sat Nov 14 2020 National Byzantine Convention online live event
Sun Nov 15 We begin The Philip’s Fast for the Birth of our Lord
Fri Nov 20 Sat Nov 21
THE ENTRANCE OF THE THEOTOKOS 7:00 pm Vesper/Liturgy 9:30 am Divine Liturgy
Fri Nov 27 6:00 pm Rehearsal for Deacon Ordination
Sat Nov 28 10:00 am Ordination of Subdeacon Greg Gath with Bishop John Pazak
NATIONAL BYZANTINE CATHOLIC CONVENTION
GROWING A VIBRANT BYZANTINE CHURCH
For Clergy, Monastics, Religious, and LaitySponsored by the Eparchies of the Byzantine Catholic Church
The National Byzantine Catholic Convention is an event for Catholic clergy, monastics, religious and laity of the Byzantine tradition with the purpose of prayer, fellowship, formation and mission as Eastern Catholics. The theme for the 2020 Convention is Growing a Vibrant Byzantine Church where presentations will be focused on ways to grow as missionary disciples in Churches where Christ is encountered and worshipped. All are welcome!
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Live Event
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Convention Website
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Saturday, November 14th from 11:00am-3:00pmZoom Webinar
WORD – WORSHIP – CHARITY – UNITY – MISSION – LEADERSHIP
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